New Forge, Composer Setup, and Simple Metrics
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Key takeaways
- Laravel 12.32 and 12.33 introduce important features, including the HTTP client batch method and after-rollback callbacks for transactions.
- The new Laravel Forge offers zero downtime deployments and an integrated VPS, enhancing developer workflows.
- Community contributions enrich the Laravel ecosystem, with new tutorials and packages addressing various development needs.
- Laracon AU 2025 is an exciting opportunity for community engagement and learning, encouraging early ticket purchases.
- A new package simplifies AI prompt management in Laravel applications, providing a user-friendly approach to complex tasks.
Summary
Laravel Releases: New Features and Updates
In this episode, Jake and Michael dive into the latest features from Laravel 12.32 and 12.33, highlighting significant updates like the new HTTP client batch method that allows handling multiple requests in parallel with various lifecycle callbacks. They also discuss the database transaction feature that now includes an after-rollback callback, providing developers with more control over failed transactions.
Exciting News: The New Laravel Forge
The hosts announce the full release of the new Laravel Forge, featuring a Laravel VPS for rapid server provisioning and zero downtime deployments. They share their excitement about the integration of Envoyer with Forge, simplifying deployment management and enhancing the user experience with a revamped UI.
Community Contributions: Tutorials, Packages, and More
Jake and Michael discuss various community contributions, including important tutorials that cover new methods for querying databases and controlling factory relationship behavior. They also showcase several new packages, like Metrics and User Stamps, aiding in performance tracking and user modification auditing.
Laracon AU 2025: Upcoming Event
With Laracon AU 2025 approaching, the hosts encourage listeners to check out the conference schedule and secure their tickets. They emphasize the significance of networking and learning opportunities that the event presents for Laravel enthusiasts.
AI Enhancements: Managing Prompts with Markdown
A notable discussion point is the new Laravel package that allows developers to manage AI prompts efficiently using Markdown and Blade syntax, greatly simplifying the process of integrating AI into Laravel applications.
Sponsors
- Laravel News · Jake and Michael discuss all the latest Laravel releases, tutorials, and happenings in the community.
Show notes
Jake and Michael discuss all the latest Laravel releases, tutorials, and happenings in the community.
Show links
- Http Client Batch Method in Laravel 12.32
- Improved HTTP Client URL Parameter Merging in Laravel 12.33
- The New Laravel Forge Is Here: With Laravel VPS, Zero-Downtime Deployments, and a Fresh UI
- Infinite Scroll in Inertia v2.2
- Craft is moving to Laravel
- Laracon AU 2025 schedule published
- Setup Command Added to Laravel's Composer File
- Modern Laravel Starter Kits by Ship Fast Labs
- Who Changed That? Tracking User Modifications in Models with Userstamps
- Metrics: Simple, Elegant Metric Tracking for Laravel
- Manage AI Prompts in Your Laravel App with Markdown and Blade
- Image Manipulation in Laravel With Glide
- Detect Packages & Approaches in use within a project with Laravel Roster
Tutorials
- Laravel whereValueBetween for Column Range Queries
- Controlling Factory Relationship Expansion in Laravel
- Laravel Uri toStringable Method
- Laravel Strict Validation for Type Checking
- Find Feature Tests Creating Database Records without Refreshing the Database in Laravel
- Querying Data in MongoDB With Laravel: From Basics to Advanced Techniques
- Profiling Laravel: How to Find Hidden Performance Killers
- Fixing Queries & Adding Indexes: From 400 Queries to 4 - Laravel In Practice EP6
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